Sentence examples for discourage violence from inspiring English sources

As a last resort, I hoped that Goettig's size might discourage violence.

Last year Tijuana authorities began a pilot program in schools to discourage violence and build citizenship.

Ironically, the payments derive, in part, from foreign aid that's intended to meet humanitarian needs, sustain the Palestinian economy and discourage violence.

For instance, the task of creating a campaign to discourage violence among teenagers — being undertaken on behalf of the Family Violence Prevention Fund — has been awarded to R/GA in New York, an agency devoted to online work.

"Instead of fully shutting down networks, authorities can use social media to discourage violence and restore public order," it said.

In the words of Dick Vitale, I am "on the bubble, bay-bee!" As the back-row debate nears fisticuffs over the correct capital of Alberta, Susanne reappears and delivers another of her patented "don't be upset if I don't call your name" speeches designed to discourage violence now and suicide attempts later.

The Faillaces are discouraging violence, but say they are encouraging people to protest.

And 19percentt say Trump is discouraging violence while 15percentt say the same of the news media; about 3 in 10 say both are neither encouraging nor discouraging violence.

Just over 3 in 10 Republicans, 31percentt, say Trump is discouraging violence, compared with 16percentt of independents and 13percentt of Democrats.

But, conscious of the image the Klan projected, Duke attempted to modernise the group, discouraging violence and discarding the robes and hoods.

Reflecting the distinctive economic slant of his foreign-policy thinking, he pledged that Britain would lead the way in supporting "an economic road map for peace", citing Northern Ireland as a place where prosperity had discouraged violence.Mr Brown visited Iraq on the same tour (and managed to get himself photographed in a pose that suggested he was manning a helicopter machinegun).